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macOS Keychain + Grip OS
macOS Keychain provides hardware-backed encryption for storing sensitive credentials on Apple Silicon. Grip OS uses the Keychain as its exclusive credential store — every API key, OAuth token, and secret is stored with kSecAttrAccessibleAfterFirstUnlockThisDeviceOnly protection. The Keychain integration works automatically: when you add a provider key in settings, it goes straight to the Keychain. Sentinel can audit Keychain access patterns to detect anomalies.
How to Connect macOS Keychain
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Keychain integration is automatic — no setup required.
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All credentials entered in Grip OS are stored in the Keychain.
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View stored credentials in Keychain Access.app if needed.
Available Tools
sentinel_secrets_listsentinel_secrets_getsentinel_secrets_setsentinel_credential_audit_log
via station-mcp
Automation Recipes
Frequently Asked Questions
Are my API keys encrypted?
Yes. All credentials are stored in the macOS Keychain with hardware-backed encryption. On Apple Silicon, the Secure Enclave protects the master key.
Can I export my credentials?
Grip OS does not export credentials from the Keychain. This is intentional — credentials should only be readable by authorized apps on your device.
What happens if I reset my Mac?
Keychain items are tied to your macOS user account. If you migrate your user profile, credentials carry over. A clean install requires re-entering your API keys.